Lionwarriorspets wrote:

This:

(letter () of [world])

(list ::list)

set drag mode [ v] ::motion sensing // is it sensing or motion lol

when [loudness v] > (10) //if dropdown options count

medians wrote:

How often have these blocks been used?

(list ::list)

set drag mode [ v] ::motion sensing // is it sensing or motion lol

when [loudness v] > (10) //if dropdown options count

how are we supposed to know?::events cap

switch backdrop to [ v] and wait

(tempo)
set instrument to ( v)

rest for () beats

play note ( v) for () beats

play drum ( v) for () beats

change tempo by ()

set tempo to () bpm

(() mod ())

Penguin646 wrote:

switch backdrop to [ v] and wait

Don't even know what the “wait” part does and have never seen this used.

(tempo)
set instrument to ( v)

rest for () beats

play note ( v) for () beats

play drum ( v) for () beats

change tempo by ()

set tempo to () bpm

Literally have never seen these blocks ever

(() mod ())

Another block I don't know how to use or have ever seen used
Then again I don't spend a lot of time viewing other people's projects in the editor

INSERT-USER_NAME wrote:

UI-coder wrote:

Finding the accurate answer would be highly challenging without the statistics of each project that includes the least utilized block (LUB).

now change it to “rarely utilized block”

medians wrote:

How often have these blocks been used?

set drag mode [ v] ::motion sensing // is it sensing or motion lol

-Valtren- wrote:

Lionwarriorspets wrote:

This:

(letter () of [world])

I use that all the time for my lame excuse of a text engine…

(loudness)

The_Game_ wrote:

(loudness)

I have never seen this used EVER.

medians wrote:

Penguin646 wrote:

switch backdrop to [ v] and wait

Don't even know what the “wait” part does and have never seen this used.

(tempo)
set instrument to ( v)

rest for () beats

play note ( v) for () beats

play drum ( v) for () beats

change tempo by ()

set tempo to () bpm

Literally have never seen these blocks ever

(() mod ())

Another block I don't know how to use or have ever seen used
Then again I don't spend a lot of time viewing other people's projects in the editor

The sound ones don't count because they were moved to an extension in Scratch 3.0 called “Music Blocks” (or something)

when [loudness v] > [10]

([volume v] of [Stage v])

ARandomNumberIs7482 wrote:

medians wrote:

The sound ones don't count because they were moved to an extension in Scratch 3.0 called “Music Blocks” (or something)

Medians NOT bamboozled by Scratch 3.0!?

Elijah999999 wrote:

ARandomNumberIs7482 wrote:

medians wrote:

The sound ones don't count because they were moved to an extension in Scratch 3.0 called “Music Blocks” (or something)

Medians NOT bamboozled by Scratch 3.0!?

We all saw it! Medians has just made personal history!

ARandomNumberIs7482 wrote:

Elijah999999 wrote:

ARandomNumberIs7482 wrote:

medians wrote:

The sound ones don't count because they were moved to an extension in Scratch 3.0 called “Music Blocks” (or something)

Medians NOT bamboozled by Scratch 3.0!?

We all saw it! Medians has just made personal history!

This will be in my signature eternally

qwerty_wasd_gone wrote:

(#1)
it's probably one of these

if on edge, bounce

switch backdrop to [ v] and wait

set drag mode [draggable v]::sensing

() mod ()

but I want to know the truth

as the title said, this question does not include extension blocks or hacked blocks (blocks hidden from the palette)

chriscreators14 wrote:

1. pong
2. This is probably the answer. If not, I will be surprised.
3. It's useful for people who don't know how to create a game engine.
4. It's used a lot in some of my projects and a few others. Hope I got it there.

medians wrote:

(#116)

chriscreators14 wrote:

1. pong
2. This is probably the answer. If not, I will be surprised.
3. It's useful for people who don't know how to create a game engine.
4. It's used a lot in some of my projects and a few others. Hope I got it there.

I mean, the can drag in player checkbox was definitely used, but since you can now change it while the project is running, it could be used a bit more.
And yeah, I've seen mod used a lot.

(list :: list)

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

Okay hear me out

(list :: list)

Seriously, i have not seen a single project that uses the list reporter in my entire career